Rosewood Lane Page #5

Synopsis: The psychiatrist and host of the radio talk show Talk Line, Dr. Sonny Blake, returns to Rosewood Lane, in Stillwater, one year after the death of her father to live in his house. Sonny was raised with brutality by her father and is a traumatized woman that was submitted to therapy by Dr. Cloey. Sonny's boyfriend, the DA Barrett Tanner, helps her to bring her things to her new home. On the arrival, her next door neighbor advises Sonny that the paperboy is a dangerous weirdo. Sonny finds that the paperboy has broken in her house and might have killed her father, but Detectives Briggs and Sabatino do not believe on Sonny and think that it is her imagination. When Barrett is attacked and is missing, Sonny and her friend Paula Crenshaw call the police but he is not found in the house. Is Sonny freaking out or is the paperboy an evil being?
Genre: Horror, Thriller
Director(s): Victor Salva
Production: Universal Pictures
 
IMDB:
4.6
R
Year:
2011
97 min
61 Views


Look,

you wanna do me a favor? Feed the cat

and get the hell out of there.

Oh, no, no, no. No.

This time, it's my turn and his ass.

You don't have

anything to prove.

You just do a good show tonight.

I'll see you after midnight.

Well, he was your father.

Of course, he was a big

part of your life.

But it's time to reclaim your life

and move on from there.

I think that's

what he would want.

I still feel my dad watching me,

you know,

judging me in just about

every aspect of my life.

He's been dead

for almost 20 years,

and you're still

making sacrifices.

You're still doing

what he wanted you to do

with no agenda

for your own happiness.

Maybe some people just...

...not in the way

we think they do.

What is my motto

when I hear someone

tell me their life

is out of control?

It ain't happening

tonight, pal!

You get your ass out of here

before you get it beat!

Son of a b*tch.

Not this time,

you little sh*t!

You got yourself into it this time,

little buddy!

This time, it's just...

You dirty, little bastard!

You like spying on people? Huh?

You like pissing on them, huh?

I don't care who you are or

what you think you can get away with,

you are gonna stay

away from this house,

and you are gonna

stay away from Sonny!

When I get through

with you and your family,

they're gonna wish

they used two rubbers

and a diaphragm

before they had...

Rock a bye

Baby!

On the tree

Top!

Oh, God!

When the wind blows

the cradle will

Rock.

When the bow

Breaks!

The cradle will

fall

And

down will come

Barrett

cradle and all

Sonny Blake Show.

What's the rule?

Yes! I know Sonny.

There are no accidents.

See, you keep

trying to become whole

by bringing these guys

into your life, Sarah.

Do I?

Because I look at myself in the mirror,

Sonny, and I have to ask myself...

I mean, is there

anyone willing to stop

and have a real

interaction with me?

Because at this point,

I'm starting to get really scared

I'm never gonna find someone

who's gonna take the time...

I am so sorry to do this to you

right now, Sarah.

The time to start changing is now.

I wish you the best of luck.

And that is all

the time I have.

But didn't you just say...

Hello, this is Dr. Sonny Blake.

You are on Talk Line.

We have only about

a minute and a half.

I said we have only...

Little Barrett Tanner.

They put him in the ground.

And when they did, he did not know

he never would be found.

Buried him

living and screaming

and then they

never dug him up again.

Uh... Dr. Sonny Blake...

Get him off the air.

He's off the air.

Derek.

This is on you.

Derek, just talk to me.

Derek!

Hickory dickory dock.

Call the police.

Detective Briggs!

Okay, we'll have

the switchboard call them.

Go, go, go!

Go, go!

Mr. Tanner!

Stillwater P. D. Mr. Tanner?

Barrett Tanner?

Detective Sabatino!

Christ,

where the hell are they?

No one upstairs.

Sabatino.

Is he there?

Where?

I don't know where!

Is that her?

Let me have it.

You got a lot of nerve

having an answering service

relay a distress call to me.

Listen... I got $50,000

worth of man power and machinery

out here, because you told me

the city D.A.'s

about to be killed!

He called

the show just now.

Who?

Derek Barber!

Look, you got

something else for me to go on here?

What am I looking for...

I know how this sounds, but Derek said

something to me on the show

about burying him.

Burying who?

What are you telling me?

The kid came over here tonight

and put a big guy like

that into the ground?

What are you

saying to me?

Ask her what she

knows about a snorkel.

What do you know

about a snorkel?

A what?

A snorkel.

Move it, now! Make way! Make way!

Out of the way!

Move it! Dig!

Come on! Dig!

Everybody, dig!

Come on! Dig!

Come on!

What the hell is happening?

What? What? What?

Somebody down here needs to breathe!

Look out! Come on! Let's go!

Get some shovels, God damn it!

We got a man under here!

Get an EMT here right away!

Where are those shovels?

Bring any goddamn thing! Come on!

Oh, my God. Just go!

What? What?

Go!

We've got to make

this hole wider.

That's it. Give me it!

Look out!

No, no, no.

We're hitting hard earth.

There's nothing here.

Hard as a goddamn rock.

There isn't

a goddamn thing buried here.

You've got to be

kidding me.

Sonny.

The D.A.'s office doesn't know

where he is, neither do his friends.

His buddy Darren said he dropped him

here at about 5:
00,

but he did not

pick him up.

And he had a cast on his leg,

so he couldn't drive himself.

Something must've

happened to him.

Or he took a cab.

Hmm.

Didn't there used to be a bear there?

On that end?

You're not starting to

buy into all this now, are you?

'Cause I wanna

show her the book.

Well, did you

check out Derek Barber?

I'm getting tapes of the shows

where she says the kid called in.

Mike.

What? I got to go

back to that house

and wake everyone up again?

Christ, they're gonna think

that I have a thing for their kid.

This door is just set

in place, Detective.

Could you leave

through the garage?

Hey, hey.

Give it to me.

Don't.

Sonny, listen to me.

Shut up, Paula.

Please stop digging. Stop.

You don't wanna dig?

This is over.

Don't dig.

This is over!

You don't get

to tell me that!

You know,

it's been three hours

since you got that phone call

at the radio station.

Oh, for Christ's sake,

if he was buried anywhere,

he wouldn't be

breathing anymore.

You grew up in this house?

I told you that.

A house where your

father was a brutal alcoholic?

And your mother liked

to look the other way?

So, the house made me crazy,

and this is all

just in my imagination?

I'm just asking.

What part of this is real?

And what part of this

is just a little girl

who moved back to

the hell she grew up in,

because this time,

she thought she could kick its ass?

Oh, is that your theory?

Thanks!

No! Thank you!

Thank you for getting me busted

down to meter maid

when I tell them

that I was stupid enough

to believe your dark

fantasy 911 call!

Thank you! Thank you!

Hey.

Can we get out of here?

You wanna take a shower

or just put some things together?

I wanna feed Monster.

I'll feed the cat.

You just go,

get yourself cleaned up.

You have to pull him

through the cat door,

'cause he doesn't

know how to use it.

What's that about?

Come and get it.

There you go. Come on.

You're gonna make me drag you in,

aren't you?

Hey, I am not

unlocking this door.

Not with psycho paperboy

out there somewhere, okay?

Come on, let's see it.

Come on.

Not unlocking.

Man.

Come here.

Oh, my God,

you little monster.

Gonna wring your neck.

Oh, there you are.

Man!

Are you just one fat cat

or somebody packed their pudding on you?

Bastard!

Paula?

Where's the fuse box?

Down in the cellar.

All right.

We're gonna walk

straight to my car.

Is there a back

way out of here?

Through the kitchen.

What?

Paula's in there.

Well, Doc, looks like there are

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Victor Salva

Victor Ronald Salva (born March 29, 1958) is an American film director. He is best known for directing the films Powder, Jeepers Creepers and Peaceful Warrior. more…

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